logical step for Labour is to reverse Brexit

[accelerator]

It will soon be a decade of Brexit misery.

In fact, it's been wonderful. If you think I want some person who doesn't even live in this country telling me what to do, you are wrong.

 

[Mottie]

But the younger...

Yeah, yeah, 'the younger'. Weren’t 'the younger' all going to be eligible to vote and were coming back home from uni ready, willing and able to vote in the GE for the first time and get that wicked Boris out? IIRC, they all chose to stay indoors on election night, probably too busy on their PlayStations. The tories romped away with it and Ellal pledged to leave the country.

 

[blup]

Reversing Brexhit has to be accompanied by joining the euro , no idea why brown/Bliar didn’t do it, maybe it was the price of Murdock backing him in ‘97

 

[Koolpc]

You're still driving a horse and cart? Living in a cottage with no mains drainage or electricity? And nine of your children died in infancy?

Thats you?

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Yeah, yeah, 'the younger'. Weren’t 'the younger' all going to be eligible to vote and were coming back home from uni ready, willing and able to vote in the GE for the first time and get that wicked Boris out? IIRC, they all chose to stay indoors on election night, probably too busy on their PlayStations. The tories romped away with it and Ellal pledged to leave the country.

But as they age....

 

[carmanmemoranda]

In fact, it's been wonderful. If you think I want some person who doesn't even live in this country telling me what to do, you are wrong.

Any examples of that?

And whilst you're at it. Any benefits ?

 

[accelerator]

Any examples of that?

And whilst you're at it. Any benefits ?

The less government we have the better. The mere fact that we have one less layer of government after Brexit is all I need to be very happy with the situation. British people making British laws is what we need.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

The less government we have the better. The mere fact that we have one less layer of government after Brexit is all I need to be very happy with the situation. British people making British laws is what we need.

Odd but I don't recall anything affecting me that wasn't British law.

And any tangible benefits of Brexit?

 

[Notch7]

I'm saying the referendum is done and decided, we don't need to revisit it, we just need to get on with improving the country.

So you agree with improving the country.

Undoing the trade barriers created by brexit would be a quick way to make an improvement

Here are the key ones:

Rules of origin checks
SPS comtrols
Transit documents
Customs declarations
ATA carnets
Restrictions on musicians, entertainers, exhibitions etc etc.

 

[Notch7]

The less government we have the better. The mere fact that we have one less layer of government after Brexit is all I need to be very happy with the situation. British people making British laws is what we need.

we have far more government and civil service as a result of brexit


By the way “British people making British laws” in terms of regulations and standards doesn’t achieve much when we have global trade. Do you think the U.K. can create its own set of standards ignoring international industry stds?

 

[mitch66]

You're still driving a horse and cart? Living in a cottage with no mains drainage or electricity? And nine of your children died in infancy?

Shrooms, weed or acid? Keep hitting on it. You're hilarious.

 

[Notch7]

You're dreaming, Notch. Brexit wasnt perfect, but we sure are glad it wasnt Corbyn & co which had the job of implementing it, and coping with Covid. Would have been an utter disaster

I am unsure what you mean by “Brexit wasn’t perfect” - it wasn’t necessary or beneficial.

Boris Johnson was an utter disaster: brexit and covid

 

[securespark]

I'm saying the referendum is done and decided, we don't need to revisit it, we just need to get on with improving the country.

Yes!

By rejoining the EU.

 

[Notch7]

What can be changed is removing Labour from making people miserable, far worse off, discriminated against and pushed out to the margins...

Reform party have said they would:

Cut public services substantially - which would discriminate against the poorest in society

Farage has said “too many disabled people are on benefits” - so that potentially means disabled people losing their benefits

Farage has at various times talked about an insurance based model for NHS - not good for poor people

Farage has talked about cutting workers rights - not great for people

Farage has talked about cutting taxes for the wealthy - which means less tax revenue for public services

Farage has talked about deporting people here in leave to remain - discriminatory



By the way KoolPc how do you think people are far worse off under Labour?

Labour have:
Given public sector workers a pay rise.
Increased min wage
Strengthened workers rights
Renters rights act helping renters
Cut net migration to 200,000


I’m not sure how you come up with the claim of “far worse off”

 

[Koolpc]

Reform party have said they would:

Cut public services substantially - which would discriminate against the poorest in society

Farage has said “too many disabled people are on benefits” - so that potentially means disabled people losing their benefits

Farage has at various times talked about an insurance based model for NHS - not good for poor people

Farage has talked about cutting workers rights - not great for people

Farage has talked about cutting taxes for the wealthy - which means less tax revenue for public services

Farage has talked about deporting people here in leave to remain - discriminatory



By the way KoolPc how do you think people are far worse off under Labour?

Labour have:
Given public sector workers a pay rise.
Increased min wage
Strengthened workers rights
Renters rights act helping renters
Cut net migration to 200,000


I’m not sure how you come up with the claim of “far worse off”

Just look at the budget....